One character in this novel attempts to read from a tract entitled The Life, Letters, and Labours of Miss
 Jane Ann Stamper. Part of this novel is a statement by the captain of the steamboat Bewley Castle. One
 character in this work is found dead at the Wheel of Fortune inn. That character, Godfrey Ablewhite, is
 shown to be a hypocrite during Miss Clack's narrative. Franklin Blake and Rachel Verinder are ultimately
 married in this novel. At the end of this work, Mr. Murthwaite observes a religious ceremony at the shrine
 of Somnauth at which the title object is placed in a statue. John Hern
One character in this novel attempts to read from a tract entitled The Life, Letters, and Labours of Miss
 Jane Ann Stamper. Part of this novel is a statement by the captain of the steamboat Bewley Castle. One
 character in this work is found dead at the Wheel of Fortune inn. That character, Godfrey Ablewhite, is
 shown to be a hypocrite during Miss Clack's narrative. Franklin Blake and Rachel Verinder are ultimately
 married in this novel. At the end of this work, Mr. Murthwaite observes a religious ceremony at the shrine
 of Somnauth at which the title object is placed in a statue. John Herncastle had previously stolen the title
 object from Seringapatam. For 10 points, name this novel by Wilkie Collins about the theft of the title gem.
One character in this novel attempts to read from a tract entitled The Life, Letters, and Labours of Miss
 Jane Ann Stamper.
The {Moonstone}